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Roguelike Celebration 2017

by: swartzcr

Publication date: 2017-11-11

Topics: Video Games, Roguelike, Conference

Item Size: 22.1G

Videos from the 2017 Roguelike Celebration

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Reviewer: David Fifield - - February 4, 2020 (edited)
Subject: Session titles

Thanks for uploading these.
Here are the talk titles from the program:

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Ben Berman: Level generation using machine learning
Ben McGraw: How character build systems make for engaging game choices
Botnik comedy show
Cassie Stuurman: Your favorite Nethack food, slime molds
Choose-your-own playthrough of Caves of Qud
Dan Recht: How roguelikes taught him how to lead a startup
Darius Kazemi: How to use randomness and procedural generation to create interesting content
Ian Holmes: Cellular automata for emergent dungeons
Jason Grinblat: talking about procedural history generation in Caves of Qud
Jim Shepard: The history of metaprogression in video games
Joe Sondow: Twitter bots and procedural generation
Leonard Richardson: Twenty years of robotfindskitten history.
Lightning Talks
Matt Ritchie: talking about working on and completing a larger game in your spare time
Max Kreminski: How to craft compelling character arcs in procedurally generated systems
Mike Lazer-Walker: Procedural generation and emergent storytelling in real-world / AR games
Nethack run(s) with Adeon
Santiago Zapata: Conserving the classic roguelike definition, does it make any sense in 2017?
Shawn Main: The role of randomness in games
Thomas Biskup 1: Experiences about crowdfunding ADOMs, lessons learned, best practices and things to know before you do something potentially foolish.
Thomas Biskup 2: The future of ADOM
Tim Keenan: Melding curated narrative into the roguelike structure
Tyriq Plummer: The influence of roguelike mechanics on platformers